Table 5.
Change in serum creatinine concentration from the baseline in hospitalised patients with and without CKD where ICD-10 code N17× did and did not indicate AKI (referred to as code positive and code negative)*
Patients with CKD |
Patients without CKD |
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Absolute change (µmol/l) |
Relative change (%)† |
Absolute change (µmol/l) |
Relative change (%)† |
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Code | N | Median (IQR) | N | Median(IQR) | ||
+ | 308 | 108 (48 to 215) | 53 (20 to 104) | 1715 | 95 (43 to 197) | 72 (29 to 161) |
− | 1324 | 16 (−8 to 51) | 9 (−4 to 26) | 35 219 | 6 (−4 to 19) | 6 (−5 to 22) |
Code positive and code negative patients were significantly different (all p-values <0.001).
Relative changes in patients with and without CKD were statistically different (p<0.0001).
*The ICD-10 N17× coding algorithm considered is all diagnoses.
†((peak serum creatinine—baseline serum creatinine)/baseline serum creatinine)).
To convert serum creatinine from μmol/l to mg/dl divide by 88.4.
CKD, chronic kidney disease; ICD-10, International Classification of Diseases, tenth revision; N, number; +, code positive; −, code negative; n/a, not applicable.